Debi Silber, MS, RD, WHC is a Registered Dietitian with a Master's degree in Nutrition Science, a Certified Personal Trainer, Whole Health Coach, Lifestyle Expert just for moms and the President of Lifestyle Fitness, Inc. She's also known as "The Mojo Coach" because she inspires and empowers overweight, overwhelmed and unfit moms to get their mojo back! For nearly 20 years, Debi has coached thousands of moms through her Lifestyle Fitness Program where moms create healthy habits through gradual, lifestyle change. Through these changes, moms become healthier, happier, more physically fit and emotionally strong as they learn how empowerment, a greater sense of control and an easy to implement plan leads to a lean, toned body, more joy, passion and purpose. Debi has just released The Lifestyle Fitness Program: A Six Part Plan so EVERY Mom Can Look, Feel and Live Her Best, which is a comprehensive workbook designed to be used along with website support. The workbook is based on the highly successful Lifestyle Fitness Program which has enabled thousands of moms to become fit, healthy and happy from the inside, out while finding the perfect balance between work, family and self.
Debi's Impressive Bio Debi Silber, MS, RD, WHC, Certified Personal Trainer, and Lifestyle Expert just for Moms.
Main Areas: Health, Nutrition, Fitness, Wellness, Mom issues
Career Focus: Entrepreneur, author, speaker and coach dedicated to motivating moms to discover their best self through empowerment, awareness, behavior modification, improved self esteem and self confidence Affiliation: American Dietetic Association, American Council on Exercise, National Institute of Whole Health Here's a snippet from Debi's article on "Your Perfect Workout" What does your perfect workout mean? Is it a stroll in the park, taking a class, a rigorous hour of tennis, or using the stairmaster during your favorite TV show? Maybe it means focusing on your breath in a yoga class, stretching your muscles with pilates or running to your favorite songs. While any of these workouts benefit your body, mind and soul, many moms don’t exercise at all. In fact, the only exercise their getting is when they exercise their right…not to exercise.
If this sounds like you, it’s time to find your perfect workout. But what if you haven’t worked out in weeks, months, even years? What matters is that you find something that you can enjoy. What also matters is that you begin at a level that’s only slightly more challenging than what you feel you can do. This way, you don’t scare yourself off from beginning and sticking with a new routine. It’s also a great way to build confidence in yourself. By setting a goal that’s reasonable, then achieving that goal, you gain the confidence to keep trying. It’s an empowering feeling to take back the reins and know that your fitness, health and priorities are up to you.
Here's an excerpt from Debi's article "Are the Messages From the Media Stronger than the Strongest Woman?" Why is it that some of the strongest women battle with their best intentions when it comes to healthy eating? For many, the answer can be found in how we react to the many messages we see and hear. Weight loss is an over 30 billion dollar industry. We spend money on programs, pills and promises yet as a nation, we’re bigger than ever. While we’re spending money trying to lose weight, advertisers are spending enormous amounts of money creating messages encouraging us to "super size", "value size" and "economy size." Food stylists are hired by the media to create perfect presentations of some of the foods highest in fat, sugar and calories available to us today. If that weren’t enough, the women seen eating these foods are typically model thin. So if our goal is to eat healthier, why do we fall prey to the messages of mouthwatering meals, decadent desserts and sinful sweets we see and hear? For many women, eating a highly restrictive diet is the cause. The more we restrict ourselves from enjoying foods we love, the more we begin to crave those same foods. The more we crave the foods we’ve decided to eliminate, the more we’ve put them on a pedestal only to be enjoyed once excess weight is lost. This type of restrictive behavior signifies the "diet mentality" where there are no allowances for imperfection. We’re either on or off the diet at any given time. In fact, studies show that the most common reason for binge eating behavior is dieting! Contacting Debi Silber
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